ESTATE OF DERRICK WATSON, Deceased—In this application for the issuance of letters of administration to the petitioner, a daughter of the decedent, objections were interposed alleging that the petitioner is ineligible to receive letters. All of the parties agreed that there is a need for the appointment of a temporary administrator with regard to real property owned by the decedent. Under these circumstances, all parties who appeared before the court consented to the issuance of letters of temporary administration to counsel for the petitioner. Accordingly, upon petitioner’s counsel filing the required papers, a decree may be settled granting to counsel letters of temporary administration subject to the provisions of SCPA 805 (3) with regard to the disposition of any real property in which the decedent had an interest. The contested application for the issuance of letters of administration will appear upon the ready for trial calendar of the court upon compliance with Uniform Rules for Surrogate’s Court (22 NYCRR) §§ 207.29 and 207.30.
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